URGENT! WATER AS FUEL DISCOVERY FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[gmeast]

Hello

The RPG 4700 will fire across any distributed spark system. Only one unit per vehicle is required, not 4. This unit is highly energy efficient and  does not consume more than 30 watts. We have attached the wiring diagrams for installation on a vehicle.

The CDI was just to demonstrate how the unit would work with a high voltage input from an ignition coil. The CDI driver also allowed us to demonstrate the plasma spark cycling through frequencies. Yes the RPG 4700 will piggy back on all positive HVDC ignition systems.

Hi aquapulser,

I'm glad someone had the resources to do what your group has done.  I can FINALLY justify NOT spending ANY more time or ANY more money on this $#%@!$&.

I can now move on to batteries and motors ... the real future.  It's been fun but expensive.

[dllabarre]

How is this aquapulser any different then GMeasts vexus?
I don't need specific component differences just basic concept & application differences.

Thank you
DonL

[alpeko]

Hi aquapulser,

If yours circuits is, like Vexus(400V self oscilator),or dc-dc converter,in smd technology and... , why high voltage cable going to box ? Maybe for protecting ( diodes or some else) reason?
And, if yours circuit working like Gregs ,what is a better then Vexus?

Best reg.

Alpeko

[vrand]

I can now move on to batteries and motors ...

If one can fuel a 100-200HP car engine on water with the plasma spark, there are nothing that large in the motor/battery field as yet.

Magnacoaster only goes to 12KW for sales right now.  They claim to go to megawatt units output, but that remains to be seen.

-Mike R.

[magpie]

I know what you mean about no money ... for well over a year I have had no income or savings to live off of. It is thanks to the generosity of my Girl friend Lucie who is providing me with Free room and board to help continue the research. Most of my experiments I do is also with used stuff I salvage from garbage I pickup.

Ironic, isn't it, the people with the least money and resources working to accomplish what those with more easily could if they put their mind to it. In a way though, I'm glad that I'm not rich as it has taught me to be a lot more resourceful and creative, you think out of the box only when you are forced to
With the change to lcd and plasma screens there are a lot of CRT's around and they are a fantastic source for parts.
When I do have to buy stuff I get it from Ebay though I do my best to avoid Chinese stuff as it is dangerously unreliable. A really good, cheap, and quick to ship Ebay seller is "thaishopetc" I bought several IRFP460 MOSFETs at $1.20 apiece instead of paying $26 apiece at the local rip-off shop (though I do encourage buying local if you can; good for the economy).

Back to the RPG4700 though! Close to the end of the following video says it all: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCJzqh5au_c&feature=channel_page

This thing can do it's magic with a 9 volt battery, no small feat!

Sir "Aquapulsers": Thank you very much for this great contribution  ... For the last several months, plasma and using plasma for seperating water molecules seems to have hit a roadblock and has just been plain stuck. The excellent circuits that many dedicated people have been working on only seem to go so far, and we have been having trouble moving onto the next neccesary stage of this technology (which is no surprise considering that resources and cash are limited for most experimenters here).
In my opinion, after seeing the videos and the excellently thought-out unit, the work that must have gone into, and the performance of the RPG4700, I think this is the next step up in plasma technology progress and it deserves attention. Though I haven't heard of anyone having the chance to test it, it has already been built and enclosed so that it can be connected easily inside a vehicle (as they showed in the above post) which straightaway removes a lot of hassle and money for the average person.
What I'm seeing in the videos is that the spark is not just bright, but very broad and powerful which is exactly where we need to be going.
I wish I could afford one (the price is more than fair for the work accomplished though), I'm going try to scrape together the funds to buy one as even if it maybe isn't the full anwer in the water-for-fuel it definitely is a leap in the right direction and I think more can be accomplished by people experimenting with it and by the Aquapulser team.
I hope that many will buy these, we can see that the money would be put to good use.